Yae Paranthu Sellum Lyrics
From the movie Selva Magal
Yae Paranthu Sellum Song Lyrics is the track from Selva Magal Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Hey… Parandhu sellum sittukkuruvi
Paarvaiyaith thiruppu Un paadam kaetkum
Maanavan enmael Yeanadi veruppu
Hey… Parandhu sellum sittukkuruvi
Paarvaiyaith thiruppu Un paadam kaetkum
Maanavan enmael Yeanadi veruppu
Kannaththai konjam tharalaamaa kannaalae Kaadhalai sollith tharalaamaa
Kannaththai konjam tharalaamaa kannaalae Kaadhalai sollith tharalaamaa munnaalae
Aadi parakkum koondhal azhagai Anaiththuk kolla vidalaamaa
Aadi parakkum koondhal azhagai Anaiththuk kolla vidalaamaa
Hey… Parandhu sellum sittukkuruvi
Paarvaiyaith thiruppu Un paadam kaetkum
Maanavan enmael Yeanadi veruppu
Araippiththamaa muzhup piththamaa Arai vizhundhaal adhu sarippadumaa
Araippiththamaa muzhup piththamaa Arai vizhundhaal adhu sarippadumaa
Aadaiyai paarththadhum kondaattamaa Pogira idam enna keezhppaakkamaa
Aadaiyai paarththadhum kondaattamaa Pogira idam enna keezhppaakkamaa
Irupaththu yeazhil vaangina car-u Idhil enna aattam sollunga saaru
Heyparandhu sellum sittukkuruvi Paarvaiyai ninaiththu
Nee kurangu polae thaavuvadhenna Vaalaiyum suruttu
Oru pakkamaa nerungattumaa Aasaiyinaal unnai izhukkattumaa
Oru pakkamaa nerungattumaa Aasaiyinaal unnai izhukkattumaa
Malligai poovil vandaattamaa Mayangattumaa adhil midhakkattumaa
Malligai poovil vandaattamaa Mayangattumaa adhil midhakkattumaa
Arupaththu yaezhil vaangina car-u Irupaththu yeazhi izukkudhu paaru
Hey… Parandhu sellum sittukkuruvi
Paarvaiyaith thiruppu Un paadam kaetkum
Maanavan enmael Yeanadi veruppu
Kannaththai konjam tharalaamaa kaiyaalae Kaadhalai sollith tharalaamaa munnaalae
Aadi parakkum aadai eduththu Unakku katti vidalaama
Hey… Parandhu sellum sittukkuruvi
Paarvaiyaith thiruppu Un paadam kaetkum
Maanavan enmael Yeanadi veruppu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between a man and a woman, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema. The man, addressing the woman as a "flying sparrow," attempts to woo her with romantic overtures, expressing his admiration and desire to be close to her. He portrays himself as a student eager to learn from her, questioning her apparent disdain for him. His lines are filled with poetic imagery and direct expressions of affection, seeking physical closeness and emotional connection.
The woman, in turn, responds with witty retorts and feigned annoyance, playfully pushing him away while subtly engaging in the banter. She questions his sanity and mocks his advances, using humorous analogies like the "Kilpauk" reference (a locality known for its mental hospital) and the "car bought in '27" to highlight the age difference or his persistent nature. Despite her resistance, the underlying tone is one of mutual attraction and enjoyment of the romantic chase, making the song a delightful exchange of teasing and affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yae Paranthu Sellum?
Yae Paranthu Sellum is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Yae Paranthu Sellum from?
The song Yae Paranthu Sellum is featured in the movie Selva Magal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yae Paranthu Sellum?
The lyrics for Yae Paranthu Sellum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Yae Paranthu Sellum lyrics?
Yes! Yae Paranthu Sellum lyrics from Selva Magal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yae Paranthu Sellum lyrics?
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between a man and a woman, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema. The man, addressing the woman as a "flying sparrow," attempts to woo her with romantic overtures, expressing his admiration and desire to be close to her. He portrays himself as a student eager to learn from her, questioning her apparent disdain for him. His lines are filled with poetic imagery and direct expressions of affection, seeking physical closeness and emotional connection. The woman, in turn, responds with witty retorts and feigned annoyance, playfully pushing him away while subtly engaging in the banter. She questions his sanity and mocks his advances, using humorous analogies like the "Kilpauk" reference (a locality known for its mental hospital) and the "car bought in '27" to highlight the age difference or his persistent nature. Despite her resistance, the underlying tone is one of mutual attraction and enjoyment of the romantic chase, making the song a delightful exchange of teasing and affection.
